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All right. Joining me in studio, Dr.

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Dan Margolin. Welcome.
Thank you very much.

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Great to have you in here today.

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So we're good.

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The show today
is about bioidentical hormone replacement.

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We're going to talk about
a lot of other things besides that.

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We're going to talk about folks
that issues with migraines.

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We're going to talk about skin medica.

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We're going to talk
about bioidentical hormones.

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We're going to talk about testosterone.

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There's a lot we're going to do today.

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Let me give a little background.

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on Dr. Marc Bolan after 20 years.

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Started a new practice Physician
Aesthetic Specialist here in Kansas City area.

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Physician Aesthetic Specialist
is located in Lenexa, Kansas.

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Physician Aesthetic Specialist 
serves the Greater Kansas City metro area,

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Lenexa, Overland Park, Leeward, Olathe,
etc..

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Dr. Margolin in surgical precision
brings a new level

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of professional performance
to all esthetic treatments.

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And Dr. Margolin decided to focus his skills
on helping people feel their best

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and live healthier lives through
integrated healing of the body and mind.

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And that's really kind of what
this is all about today, folks.

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So let's just start
with kind of explain, Dr.

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Bioidentical hormone replacement.

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What is it and how does it work?

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So bioidentical

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hormone therapy is essentially

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replacing the body's
hormones that we lose as we get older.

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It includes testosterone, estrogen,

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progesterone, thyroid hormone.

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This is really all about creating
awareness because most people don't know

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that as they get older,
all of the signs and symptoms that we just

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feel with aging are actually related
to testosterone deficiency.

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And women in particular don't understand
that testosterone

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is equally as important in them
as it is in men.

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And testosterone is the more predominant
hormone in women, even over estrogen.

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So it it's about creating the awareness
that there's

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something that we can do about it
to make the aging process go a lot easier.

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You know. That's
that's the first time I've heard that.

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And we've done a lot of shows around
these kind of topics over the years,

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but that clearly a lot of women out

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there are listening to us right
now are going what they know.

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So when you so talk
a little bit about that

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because, you know,
you see all the television commercials.

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We'll get into that
a little later on in the show

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for all these testosterone products
that are over the counter,

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which I don't have a lot of faith in.

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But again,
I said we'll talk about that later.

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But the idea that this is important
for women as it is, men

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kind of go into that a little bit.

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Why is that the case?

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And again,

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you know, this goes back to as you age,
as you become chronologically challenged.

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I'm 73 years old this month. Okay.

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You know, your hormones, these levels
start to drop and then what happens then?

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So how does that relate directly to women?

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Okay.

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So first,
just to explain about bioidentical,

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what that means
is that there are synthetic hormones

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and there are bioidentical. Biodata Identical

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means that we are replacing the body
with the same hormones

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that our body produces.

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So we recognize them as self as opposed to
synthetic hormones,

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which the body recognizes as foreign
and doesn't respond to as well.

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And so there are
there are a lot of myths and concerns

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about hormone therapy
and cancer, for example.

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And it was all based on synthetic hormones
and mainly around

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Progestins
and the drug prime pro in women.

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It was through the Women's Health Care
Initiative in the early 2000s

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that scared a lot of people off
from doing hormones.

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So we need to break those myths
and so the first thing to start with

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is understanding the signs and symptoms
that we can fix

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equally
in men and women with testosterone. So

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loss of

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libido as we get older or inability
to perform sexually.

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And these are really important things
that cause stress in marriages because

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you might have one partner that has
a stronger sexual drive than the other

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and it can truly destroy a marriage.

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Sleep disturbance.

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So as we get older,
waking up to have coffee at 4 a.m.

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rather than 6 a.m..

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That sound familiar?

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Yeah, it. Does, unfortunately.

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I try to.

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I try to make it around, get to five.

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But, yeah, I know exactly what you're
talking about. Right.

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Or as you get older,
waking up every hour of the night

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to go pee,
which might not be a prostate problem.

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It could be a testosterone problem.

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Now, that's interesting because that's
always identified as a prostate problem.

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And you're saying. Not necessarily.

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Not necessarily so.

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And part of my workup includes

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examining your your PSA level.

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So which is the prostate specific antigen,
which can be a telltale for either

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benign prostatic hypertrophy
or even prostate cancer.

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So that's kind of part
of my comprehensive screening.

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So some of the other
some of the other symptoms.

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So we've covered sex,
we've covered sleep disturbance.

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As we get older, it gets more difficult

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to lose weight and specifically belly fat.

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So that so testosterone is responsible
for people's inability to lose the belly

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fat like, gosh, doc, like I exercise
like crazy, I diet like crazy,

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but I can't lose the gut specifically
and that's testosterone.

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Or you start lifting weights

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and why can't I get biceps again
like I did when I was 25?

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It's testosterone. Also mood disturbance,

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irritability, moodiness.

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A lot of people are on an antidepressant,

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specifically SSRI I's, and

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this is not necessarily
a cure for everyone's depression

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because they might have genetically major
anxiety, depression disorder.

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But as we get older

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and have difficulties with our mood
and kind of keeping that upbeat

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outlook on life,
it's related to testosterone.

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The that feeling after lunch

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where you just can't fight that feeling
that I cannot go on if I don't take a nap.

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Yep. That's that is a
that's a real big one.

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So these are all examples of things

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that as we get older, you just say geez,

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This just I guess it's
just because I'm getting older and people

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just kind of accept
that as their way of life.

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When we look at women,
women blame everything on the on

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estrogen for symptoms around menopause,

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not knowing that

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testosterone is more responsible
than estrogen

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for creating the perimenopausal symptoms
like hot flashes and night sweats.

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You know, some of the headaches

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it's driven at least as much,

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if not more by testosterone
than is by estrogen.

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Yeah, this is fascinating.

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I mean, just to listen to you
go through this list from, you know, sleep

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disturbance, weight issues,
mood, irritability,

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you know, the need for the nap after lunch
type of thing.

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It is quite remarkable.

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All the pieces that kind of come together
under this level of testosterone.

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Obviously, we've got a lot to talk about.

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We're going to be right back
after the break.

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You're listening to America's Healthcare Advocate

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The doctor is in the house with you.

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In studio with me, Dr.

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Dan Margolin, our producer today. Mr.

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Darren Willhite.

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I'm your host,
Cary Hall, the website for

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Dr. Margolin. He's got a great website.
There's a lot of information up there.

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If you want to go up there, it's
physicianaestheticspecialists.com

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physicianaestheticspecialists.com

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The phone numbers 913-706-0088, 913-706-0088.

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So off the air,
you were talking about women in menopause.

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Let's let's go to that right now
and just talk about

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how you perceive that
and what your treatment regimen for.

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That is when somebody comes

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in, they're in the middle of menopause
that they're not whatever the case may be.

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Doctor.

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So it's interesting the asset,
because yesterday

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I had two women that called and

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I did a screening consultation with them
over the phone and make it easy for them.

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And both women were in menopause
and did not even realize it.

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And unfortunately, since COVID,
I hear a frequent story that

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my doctor retired or the practice closed
and they haven't found a new doctor.

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So they're it's kind of an excuse that
they're not taking care of themselves.

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The telltale is when I do
their screening labs

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before their procedure,
I look at their FSH level.

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And if their fsh level
is in a certain range, it's diagnostic

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for being in menopause.

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And it's blows my mind
that there's so many people

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that have no idea
that they are actually in menopause.

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You know, I'll ask them, well,
when was your last menstrual period?

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And I've had a lot of

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I have

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no idea or it's been at least six months,
but they haven't done anything about it.

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And that's
an integral part of my treatment.

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And we have to look at
are they still having menstrual cycles?

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Have they had a hysterectomy?

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So do they have their uterus
because women's implants,

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if they are post-menopausal,
they're getting testosterone

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and estrogen pellets
as part of their implant.

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So if they still have a uterus, then

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they need micronised progesterone
in in the form of a pill.

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But I use a bioidentical progesterone.

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That's what
the micronized progesterone is so

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that it's all completely safe and healthy.

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So we really have to tailor our treatment
to, you know,

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women's female organs and where they are
and the state of menstrual cycles.

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So it's very specific.

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So again, and everybody's different.

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So when they come in to your practice,
we'll go to men here in a little while.

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But when they come into your practice,

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you do a complete blood panel on them
and that's how you start to determine

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what is not there
and what needs to be there.

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Well, so essentially this is interesting.

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So men starting at age 25, start
losing about 1% to 3% of their testosterone

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per year,
somewhere between the age of 25 and 30.

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It's roughly the same for women,
but women by the age of 40

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have lost
at least 50% of their testosterone.

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Holy cow. Yes.

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By the age of 40.

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By the age of 40. So actually,

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I never was

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this great at math, but it seems to be
that women are losing it

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at a faster rate than men are by the time
you get to 40, 45, 50.

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Am I right or wrong? That could be okay.

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Because the emphasis is always men
losing it, right.

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And all the advertising
and everything you see is focused on men.

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But in reality, women either are on the
same track or maybe even a little ahead.

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By the time you get to 40,
45 years of age, whatever the case may be.

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You know how the there's

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the old saying that when you turn 40, it's
all downhill from there.

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Right?

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It's your testosterone.

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It's all downhill from there.

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That's interesting. I remember that. Yeah.

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So the basically the way that we do
it is a screening intake form

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that is basically a ranking checklist
to ask a patient

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a list of all the symptoms
and where they ranked it.

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And essentially

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every everyone, once they're

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into their mid-thirties
or forties, is a candidate to some degree.

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So really all you need to be a candidate
for bioidentical hormone

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therapy is to be able
to just start checking the boxes.

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So when they come in, you basically, I'm

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guessing the box goes,
are you having sleep problems

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or do you have a weight issue
with belly fat and you're working out

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trying like hell to get rid of it?

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It's just not happening.

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You know, mood issues, mood swings, that
that afternoon nap thing after lunch.

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I mean, is that all if you're you know,
those are just some of the things.

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I'm sure there's a lot more to talk about,
but you're basically getting a survey

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from them
about where they're at healthwise.

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That's right.

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We asked them to rank it.

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Mild, moderate, severe, very severe.

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And then so that's step
one of the awareness.

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And then it's a matter of,
you know, some some people are already

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well educated
and they're ready to enter the program.

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And other people, it's
just a matter of sitting down and having

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a regular conversation with them.

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So then step two is that we do

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the blood work
and I do the blood work in my office.

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So, yeah. You're sitting about to a lab.
You do it right there.

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Yeah, everything I do,
I want to make it easy for the patient.

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Okay, so online booking, if someone
reaches out to me directly, I'll say, hey,

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I can I can book your appointment for you,
because technology makes it that easy.

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Yeah.

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Is, you know, I'm all about the customer
service making it easy.

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So I don't want to send people out to
have to get to a lab, go someplace else.

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They go to LabCorp. Very simple book
an appointment.

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I do the labs in the office.

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All the labs are really doing
is guiding me as far as the dosage.

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So I have a program, I'm
a certified Biote provider.

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Biote is the the company that I use to do
bioidentical hormone therapy.

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So I have a program.

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So I get all of the lab values

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and I plug those lab values in

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and it makes recommendations,
guideline recommendations for me.

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For what dosages of specific.

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To that. specific to that person. Wow.

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And so I plug it in.

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It tells me how much testosterone
they need.

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If it's a woman, you know,
I know by entering it in the program,

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are they still having menstrual cycles?

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Have they had a hysterectomy?

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Have they had cancer?

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So that I so I can't miss the mark.

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Right.

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So then that so the labs don't
tell me if you need to be in the program.

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You're telling me
if you need to be in the program.

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Right, the labs
just tell me how I'm going to dose you

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and what supplements I'm going to give you
after your pellet implants.

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And then. By the way.

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All right, so you're thinking, oh, my God,
how big is this thing?

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They're going to what?

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I've seen the pellet online.

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How big is that?

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I mean, okay.
So it it depends on the dose. Okay.

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But and and so let's say estrogen, for
example, is

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the estrogen pellet is smaller than than
the smallest pill you've ever taken.

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Yeah, it looks. Like about a Rice
Krispie to me is what I. Yeah, yeah.

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Or some of them are even smaller. Yeah.

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The testosterone pellets, the largest size

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pellet is essentially kind of
like a rabbit food pellet.

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Okay.

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They are all implanted in the subcutaneous

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fat in the in
kind of the the hip or buttocks region.

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Okay. It's done through a tiny incision.

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And I slide them in through a trocar,
which is essentially like a hollow needle

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right now, inject a little numbing
medication, small incision,

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slide the implants in, and

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it's literally just a steady strip
Band-Aid over it.

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And then this release is over it.

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It releases. Over
a. Period of time. Right. Okay.

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So the idea is that

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so I'm going to bring you back four weeks
after your implant.

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Right. We'll pick it right up.
And we come back after the break.

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You know, if you want to tell somebody
about this, go to the podcast

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platform, SoundCloud,
TunedIn. iTunes, Spotify, Spreaker.

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It's up there. Okay.

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I mean, doctors
giving a lot of information out here.

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They like drinking from a firehose
if you're listening to all this.

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So if you want to tell you
maybe your wife has tried this before

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and we're going to talk a little

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about some of those other treatments
that hasn't worked or maybe, you know,

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you want to tell somebody about it
or you won't tell your husband about it.

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Again, the podcast
platform, there's your opportunity.

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Okay.

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Also YouTube at HealthRadio.us

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the new website HealthRadio.us
you add Dr. Margolin's

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office practice is
physicianaestheticspecialists.com plural

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physicianaestheticspecialists.com

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Phone number 9137060088.

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If you want to go on the website and take
a look where they do, it's pretty cool.

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All right. And if you want to go in

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and have a consultation,
you heard him say he can do it.

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You know, they can do a Zoom conference
if you want to do that.

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So it's a great opportunity
just to see if you're dealing

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with any of this stuff
and you are chronologically challenged.

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Okay. You're a seasoned citizen.

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This is an opportunity
to do something about it.

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And it's not drugs.

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And that's
that's a big difference in this country.

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You know, we love our pharmaceuticals.

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Well,
this is not drugs. It's a different deal.

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All right, Doctor, let's go back to this.

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So for weeks now, what happens?

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The patient comes back in
and they will have their blood drawn again

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so we can see where their levels are at
and they'll fill out the same survey form

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that they did, their intake form
that they did before entering the program.

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If they don't have
a significant improvement in their score,

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then I offer to do a boost pellet on them

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to get their testosterone up or get their
a woman's estrogen up a little bit.

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If if they need if we need to do that,

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typically women will come

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back for their second round of pellets
at four months and men are at five months.

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The idea is that we are going to achieve
a steady state to where we have

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their testosterone, estrogen,
levels up

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to where we want them to be

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for forever.

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And we know that that's about the period
of time before it needs to be replaced.

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However, if they feel like it's
starting to taper off a little bit,

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just come on right back in.

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And we know that you might be someone
that needs another pellet insertion done

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a little sooner
because everyone is different.

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This is very different
than synthetic hormone replacement.

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Yeah, I want to get into that

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because there's a lot of bad
press out there around Synthetic.

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Okay.

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And so talk about that a little bit
because this is this is all natural.

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It is not synthetic. And that's important.

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People are tend to talk about that
a little bit.

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So it goes back to the early 2000s
with the Women's Health Care Initiative,

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where there was a direct
link made between hormone

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replacement
therapy for women and breast cancer.

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Okay.

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That is that stuck around

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for over 20 years before
those studies were basically debunked

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and that but a scare sticks
around a lot longer,

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you know, then of course, then
being able to dispel the myth they're all

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and now in fact, there are two recent
large studies that have come out

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that shows that not only does bioidentical
hormone therapy not cause cancer,

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but there are two major studies
that have shown a 35% reduction

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in breast cancer associated
with bioidentical hormone therapy.

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If we're really doing
comprehensive hormone therapy,

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there's there's also up to a 2
to 3 fold decreased risk of Alzheimer's.

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Now, I saw that on the website, and I was
going to go right and ask you about that.

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So do that one more time.

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I want people to hear that.

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2 to 3 fold,
decreased risk of Alzheimer's. Wow.

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So I mean that that in and of itself is
pretty remarkable when you think about it.

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Okay.

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And so what do you say to people?

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You know, we I did this, you know,
what is coming to the brain.

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But what do you say to people say, hey,
you know, I tried this.

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I was taking oral hormones
or I was doing it.

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It didn't work, yada, yada, yada,
yada, yada.

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How do you respond to that in terms of,
well,

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this is a different deal
and talk about how you.

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I have had that come up several times
just in the past week.

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How has. That.

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Yeah, so so anything that is not

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bioidentical hormone
therapy is is synthetic

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and there are different forms of giving it

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and it's all inconsistent and it's
dependent upon absorption in the body.

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So went for women they'll they'll do
estrogen creams that are they're

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vaginal creams they are skin patches

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as there are pills, there are lozenges.

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And by the way, it's the pills,
like we mentioned earlier,

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the synthetic progestins
that were the ones that linked

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hormone therapy to cancer in women.

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So we do not use anything,

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synthetic
everything that I give and supplement

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pill prescription and the pellet
implants is all bioidentical.

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So it only has positive health effects.

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So if you're putting a cream on

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for a woman on the vagina
or even a patch on the skin or there's

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been testosterone creams that you rub
on, it is all absorption dependent.

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And that's compound
dependent based on like the manufacturer,

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the pharmacy that has to compound
a testosterone injection,

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which is the common thing
that men are after.

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And the
the levels will vary from day to day.

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So if a woman

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like I've had in the past,
you know, three of them in the past week,

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if they tell me hormone therapy
didn't work for me,

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it's it is it's not that
the hormone therapy didn't work for them.

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It's that it
either wasn't being managed correctly

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or they weren't getting the right form.

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It wasn't individualized for them based
on labs and all the things that you do,

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which are very, very different

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than we're going to throw much of it
up against the wall and see what sticks.

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Right. This is radio
or I'd say something different.

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So let's switch gears a minute.

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You see all these commercials
on television with for men, okay.

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With testosterone and place, order
Iron Man today or what?

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I'm making this stuff up, people.

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I mean, I don't remember
the name of all those crap.

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I see it on television today.

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You see these athletes that are all
buffed up and they're talking about, boy,

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this did this for me,
or I played golf now or I can do this.

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That rings very hollow to me. Okay.

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First of all, how do you know
when you're taking something?

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You're ordering this stuff, you know,

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and today in the day,
only at whatever the price is right.

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And we'll ship you a year's worth
or whatever it is

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that you're not being tested for anything.

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You're putting your stuff in your body.

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You have no idea
if that's the right amount, the wrong

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amount, too damn much it's going to cause
another problem I mean and is that

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and is it even real testosterone
that you're putting in your body, Doctor?

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No, it's not.

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There's your answer, people.

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Any anything,
anything that you can buy, retail

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that you can buy yourself
has no FDA regulation,

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which means that

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they can tell you that it is 1 million

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milligrams of testosterone or anything.

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There's no one to regulate to say there's
anything.

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You know, it could be chewing gum. And

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but some of it may well

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be, but there's no FDA regulations,
so they can call it whatever they want

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and they can sell it and bottle it
however they want to.

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And it does not mean that
that's what you're getting.

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And, you know, in the past,
I've even been fooled by some of that

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because you're so just desperate to take
a vitamin for this or that or, you know,

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we've got a culture where we just
we we throw a drug at everything.

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Yeah.

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Rather than just actually
what we're what I am doing

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is treating the true cause of the issues,
which is replace the hormones

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as I think a really good point is
that people will ask, well,

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how long do I have to stay
on this therapy?

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You know.

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I got a better why wouldn't
I want to stay on this therapy?

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If I go through this list and I look at these
issues weight, sleep, mood, you know,

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sexual performance going down the list,
who go?

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My question would be, why
the hell wouldn't I want to stay on this?

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And and that is
that is my answer to people's question.

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But I think the first thing

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that they really just don't understand
is that I have to explain that

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as we get older,
we lose the ability to make these hormones

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and there is no medication
that can make our body

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start producing the testosterone again
or start producing the estrogen again.

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So it's a matter of replacing it.

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And as we get older, it's just a matter of
how do we choose to get older?

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And once people get started
in that program, their not going to want...

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well, it's quality of. Life, it is quality of life.

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You know, I go back to your little mission
statement here when you talk about,

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you know, focusing your skills on helping
people feel their best

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and live healthier lives
through integrated healing body and mind.

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Well, that kind of sums it up. Okay.

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And obviously,
what you're doing does just that. So

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again, folks, if you go up to

00;27;52;12 - 00;27;56;07
the website, the website is
physicianaestheticspecialists.com

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That's plural specialist dot com.

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They've got a lot of information up there.

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You can call doctor, do a consultation.

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913-706-0088.

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We'll be right back after the break.

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show with Dr. Dan Margolin.

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It's a pretty good show
with a lot of great information.

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You might want to time to go out
and look at it.

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The doctor's website is
physicianaestheticspecialists.com, plural

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physicianaestheticspecialists.com

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And if you want to call him,
that number is 913-706-0088.

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All right.

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So let's go back to men
in this last segment, Doctor,

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because, you know, this is something
I've dealt with over the years.

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And we've been doing this radio show,
which is now about 17 years.

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And I say it constantly,
you know, when it comes to taking care

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of their health, oftentimes
men are just dumb asses.

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They just don't do the things
that they should do.

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One of those things
is check in at PSA level

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and making sure you're not a candidate
for prostate cancer

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or other kinds of issues
that go along with it.

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Well, this testosterone thing
blends in to all of that.

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Okay.

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You know, if you're dealing with,
you know, I can't lose this belly fat,

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I'm working out three or four times a week
and it's still not going away.

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You know, I'm trying to eat, right.

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And it's not happening.

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Well, it goes right back to,
you know, this issue with testosterone,

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the sleep,
the mood issue, sexual performance.

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It all ties together.

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I guess what I'm not surprised about,
but I get

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there is a concern
is the just the lack of understanding

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by men that this is something
they should really take seriously

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and how much better your life would be
if you just did it?

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That's right.

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I think that men don't
take care of themselves as well as women.

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And we know that.

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But men also don't like to admit
when there is a problem.

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We don't share
our feelings the way women do

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because
we don't have as much estrogen as they do.

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And that's that's that for that's it.

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That's it.

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It's however, it's it's really funny
because if you think about it as you're

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losing testosterone, you are kind of
losing some of your manlyhood

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when it comes to things
like sexual performance or,

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you know, belly fat loss of muscle mass.

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Right.

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So men don't want to admit
that they're losing their manlyhood,

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which is basically admitting
that they need testosterone.

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They just don't know that.

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Yeah.

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And, you know, they do that.

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And then the you know, and then
and then they start to have other issues,

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you know,
maybe maybe it's problems in the marriage.

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Okay.

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Maybe you're biting your wife's head off
every time you turn around or you're

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tired all the time
and it's difficult to function.

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And all of that ties right back to this.

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And you and the other thing you do
is you go see your primary care doctor.

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Hey, we'll give you a sleeping pill.

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Give me, give you so that Trazodone see
how that works for you or Will, you're.

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Man, you've got a mood problem.
How about some Prozac?

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You're putting a Band-Aid on it.
You're not solving the problem.

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Your your testosterone level
is going to continue to decrease.

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And the drugs aren't doing the job.
Am I right or wrong?

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That's right.

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And it is
I am very hopeful with all the patients,

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especially ones that are on SSRI's
for basic depression,

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that after about six months,
they we will try to wean them off

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of their antidepressant.

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Now, I'm not trying to play psychiatrist.

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Just provide some hope
that this could be an underlying cause.

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Look,
you know, if a person's taking that stuff

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and they've got you know,
they've got issues and now, you know,

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they come in
to get the bioidentical hormone treatment.

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And then three weeks later, they're like,
man, I really feel pretty good.

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You know, I,

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I wake up in the morning at Sunshine
and I'm feeling pretty good about things.

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What's different?

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One thing you did
the bio identical hormone replacement

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and you did testosterone.

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And now you're bringing your body

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back to a balance where it was
when you were 35 or 40 years old.

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That's right.

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And I even have
a nutraceutical line of products

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that are all bioidentical supplements.

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So let's let's get you off
of the Trazodone sooner and use

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and use a natural substitute
while we're getting your hormones back up.

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There's even and

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there is even a new product on the market
that is going to be used in acute

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cardiac events that can actually start
repairing blood vessels.

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And that's something that's only provided
by a certified Biote provider.

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So we might actually be saving people's
lives in the cath lab sooner than later.

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That's remarkable.

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I mean, one of the things I marveled
at doing this show over the last sixteen

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years, and I ask this question often
when I have doctors on because it's such

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you probably should get a doctor on here
to spend the time with us and share

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with the audience

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what a difference in where we are today
or where we were ten years ago.

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So talk a little bit about that
as we go to close the show.

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I heard it because, I mean,
this whole thing with bioidentical hormone

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and where we are today
versus where we were ten years ago.

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What a difference.

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So bioidentical hormone
therapy is not new today.

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Everyone thinks it's new
because there is no awareness out there.

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Right.

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I think where we were ten years ago
was that it was mainly synthetics

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and all of the the big cancer scare

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hit like a nationwide attack.

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Right.

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And we are still in the aftermath of that.

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So today it's all about creating
the awareness we didn't even touch on.

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Thyroid replacement we didn't talk about.

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We didn't touch.

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Get you back in here.

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We didn't talk about migraines.
We didn't talk about thyroid.

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We didn't talk about Botox.

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I mean, there's a whole other
list of things to talk about here,

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but I think, you know, what we did today
here again, the idea behind

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this broadcast is to bring education
and information to people

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and to get them to say, hey,
you know what?

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That's me.

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I'm the guy that has got the belly fat.

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I'm the guy that's getting up
four or five times a night to go pee.

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Yeah.

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You know,
my moods have been kind of crappy lately.

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Yeah, I really do feel like

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I'm going to crash and burn
after I eat lunch, you know, etc., etc..

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Oh, I'm talking to you.

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Well,
there's a solution to what we're saying.

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That's right.

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The treatment process is so easy for you
as the patient.

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The biggest challenge for me
is just what my mission

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is, to just create the awareness
that we can all age

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more gracefully
and have a much better quality of life.

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And that can start with people
as early as in their thirties. Yes.

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Not just all of us out there
that are chronologically challenged.

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We're talking to all of you.

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And including you could be 90 years old
and still be a candidate for this therapy.

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That's remarkable.

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You know, again, you know, I would I

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and I really appreciate you
coming on here today and doing this.

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I think we got a ton of information
out there.

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Like I said, I'd love to get you back.

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You know, when I do these kind of shows,
people, the idea of it is to educate

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you and give you information
about something you don't know about.

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Okay, you're not going to see this.

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You know, in the paper,
if you read a paper,

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whatever the case may be,

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you know, there's so much online

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crap out there that you don't know
what's real and what's not real.

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The idea behind this is to give you
that kind of information

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so you can make good decisions
and do things

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that are going to improve your health
and give you a better quality of life.

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Doctor,
thank you again for coming in today

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and doing this doctors website is 
physicianaestheticspecialists.com

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The phone number 913 706-0088.

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And now I leave you with this
thought from Dr.

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Martin Luther King.

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Americans must learn to live together
as brothers and sisters,

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or we will surely perish together
as fools.

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Sure, words were never spoken.

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Thank you for listening to America's
Healthcare Advocate broadcasting

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here on the HIA Radio Network, coast
to coast across the USA.

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Goodbye, America.